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. The Busy Store ® Reputation ™ a 4 wp i ~~ Is living up to its And is constantly adding Fresh, New Goads to replace its quick moving stock. & J Come in and See our line of . % wove 6 W.KELSO, Prop. + THE Season's Greetings TURKEYS, DUCKS AND (GEESE. Have yours tagged, and let us deliver at your convenience Also A Full Line of CHOICE BEEF, PORK VEAL AND MUTTON . if civilization is to survive. WAR VETERANS WILL ASK : PENSION BONUS. Ottawa, Dec. 81.--The Ddminion command of the great war veterans association in a statement issued today : announces that at the next session of . parliament, the association will press for permanent incorporation of the pension bonus with pensions, appeals from all decisions pension commissioners to the federal appeal board, division of canteen funds on basis of royal commission recom- mendations, immediate improvement in conditions surrounding soldier settlers, pension to certain classes of widows who married soldiers after the appear- ance of fatal war disabilities aggrava- ted on service, and a nujnber of lesser points. THE - GLORY OF WAR, Germany First to See Its Fallacy. It is a strange paradox that Prussia, ten years ago the seat of militarism, should be the first country to fight war by making war less attractive in pub- lic school textbooks. The announce- ment that Prussia would no longer glorify war and warriors in its school books came in the same week that a prize-winning peace plan advanced war-purged textbooks as a means to world peace. Dr David Starr Jordan, chancellor emeritus, the winner of the $25,000 prize offered by Raphael Herman through the World federation of Edu- cational Associations for the best scheme for promoting international peace, proposed that children should be taught that the greatest achievements of nations are in science and art and intellectual development. It is his idea that too much space has been given to the glorification of wars, with the re- sult that children acquire the notion that fighting is the natural way in which to express patriotism, and that a country's most notable events occur on the battlefield. As the country in which militarism reached its highest development, and in which war was extolled more than in any other, it is fitting that Germany should lead the movement away from this. It encourages the belief that she has learned the lesson that war is bad business--a lesson that all must learn of the board of! CANADIANS RETURN FROM UNITED STATES. DURING YEAR. Ottawa, Dec. 31.-- Immigration to Canada from all sources for the first eleven months of the present year to- "talled 121,685, according to a Dept. of 'Immigration announcement. Of this number 56,925 were British, 15,587 from the United States, and 49,173 | from other countries. Total movement is 9,046 less than for the same period last year, but this difference is more than accounted for by the fact that the movement of 11,700 British harvesters in 1923 was not repeated in 1924. Thus 1924 really showed a slight increase in British immigration. Caradians who have returned from the United States in eight months for which records are now complete, total 34,152. The Market freshen February 4th. Apply J. W. McMASTER, Dryden. WANTED--six good Tie-makers for camp 1, Dyment. Apply to D. W. Scott, or : 1M CRACT VEN, Dyment i Fof * Sale-- GRAMAPHONE, Fumed Oak Finish, in perfect condition, with 16 records, cost about 80 dollars, will sacrifice for thirty dollars. An ideal Xmas Gift for the family, Can he seen at my office--. A. J. LOCK, Dryden FOR SALE OR RENT-- HOUSE on Victoria Street.--Apply to 19|12/24 W. DOUDIET -- WANTED -- Secondhand FURNITURE. We 'would like you to give us the first chance to buy your furniture on leaving town.--S. DAITER. TAILORING LADIES & GENTS CLOTHING REPAIRED, CLEANED And PRESSED JIMMY ALLAN, (Old Latimer Store) Machin & Popham Barristers, Solicitors, ete, H. A. C. MACHIN EARLE C. POPHAM Also Member Manitoba Bar. IMPERIAL BANK BUILDING - KENORA ONT CASH Prices to hold good until next issue of this paper. ----GROCERIES-- Dates, bulk, per Ibo ae 15 or two bs for «mime 25 Jellys, each 10 Bulk Raisins, seeded or seedless, tworlbsifor ens 25 9 Currants, bulk, 2-1b for __.--_.. .35 ad Mixed Peels, per To__._.__._-- 45 - Mixed Candies, 2 aa sh) » "Cherries, glaced ---- mmm 35H ; Mincemeat, bulk, 2-1Ib for .._.. 35 g Almonds, Nufs mee .6b Walnuts 80 ~~ Chocolate Bars, six for _ = 25 v Evap. Apples, 2-1b for --_.o._-- . 35 \f Magic Baking Powder, 12-0z._-- 29 { Beatis, 'white, 13-1b for--...... 1.00 ; Corn Flakes, two £0? ccm 2D Brooms, €ach omc mmimmn 469 Rice, per Ib 10 Cheese, ver lh eT 24 Cocoa, bulk, two 1b for .._--.----.. 25 Bulk Coffee, good, fresh gr., Ib .50 i Prunes, two Ib for meme e 25 Honey, 5-1b tins ..__.. rh 95 Horney, 2%-1b mmm mee 55 Palm-Olive Soap, three for... 25 Comfort Soap, four for _.._-- 25 any quantity, ~MEAT & FISH-- Beef Fronts, per Ib __.__.__.. 07 Hinds, per 1h _.. 10 Side Bacon, per I _ on 30 BUTTER---- Creamery, per Ih ove. 42 Dairy Butter, per H__._..__.. 40 Salmon, per mm ~.18 Halibut, per th __.__.__. wD Lute Fish, per tb __.._ oe. 18 Pork, any cut, per th__.__.__. .18 FRUIT Oranges, per doZ. ----.mmmwimmu A8 Grape Fruit, two for... i OD Lemons, per doz, -- mmm 5b Apples, 4-1b for ..__. a 25 per Box (crate) eee 2.25 ONL, Y. Fresh Car of Flour & Feed just arrived CABBAGE, Single Heads, per Ib . per Ib 04 . 05 Encourage and Patronize the store who keeps prices down and quality high. 0. H. PRONGER, Prop. WATKIN'S PRODUCTS - COMPLETE LINE For Farmer or Citizen REMEDIES, SPICES, EXTRACTS, SOAPS, TOILET PREPARATIONS HOUSEHOLD SPECIALTIES Best for over fifty years. a oo BE. T. (hom ROWLAND = SSR" Dick Trist COW FOR SALE--T7 year old, due to" OUR ENTIRE ST Waich for our Expansion Sale January 5th to 15th WILL BE SOLD AT PRICES UNEQUALLED BEFORE IN DRYDEN. OCK Nothing Reserved, Everything will be cut in price. SEE OUR BIG SALE CATALOGUE ; Pronger's Variety Store January Sale . . COMMENCING JANUARY 2nd to JANUARY 31st 1925 ~ We will offer every article in the store at reduced prices. Our shelves must be cleared to make room for our spring goods, as our space is limited. It will be to your advantage to lay in a supply during the sale. : GATES J. 8. CORNER, Oxdrift, Ont. Agent for --- {(NTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY cf Canadas, Ltd eriff's SALE OF LANDS for Arrears of Statute Labor Taxes. TOWNSHIP OF EAST AUBREY, DISTRICT OF KENORA PROVINCE OF ONTARIO, TO WIT: BY Virtue of a Warrant under the hands of the Chairman and Secretary- treasurer of the EAST AUBREY ROAD COMMISSIONERS dated 1st day of August 1924, commanding me to levy upon the lands hereinafter described for the arrears of taxes respectively due thereon, together with the costs NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that unless such arrears of taxes are sooner paid, I shall, in compliance with the Act Respecting Statute Labor, Chap. 196, R.S.0. 1914, on MONDAY, THE 23rd DAY of FEBRUARY, A.D. 1925 EAGLE RIVER. & Agent for Frost & Wood IMPLEMENTS. COCKSHUTT PLOW COY. | ®t & ® ® 5 | Sharple's Cream Separators. RAW Yons BAUGHY & SOLD. sppesies ss ree ---- FLOUR & FEED -- AT THE HOUR OF ELEVEN O'CLOCK IN THE FORENOON IN THE oI Pour ori $4.65 | 11 Dryden Livery, Tran 1sfer ¥/ SHERIFF'S OFFICE IN THE COURT HOUSE IN THE TOWN OF KE- 49- 1b 2.251 18 NORA proceed to sell by Public Auction the lands, or so much thersof as 24-1 1.25] @ and may be necessary to discharge such arrears of taxes and charges thereon Cracked Corn ...--.-iummummn 3.25 | I wate TOWNSHIP OF EAST AUBREY : Batley CROP --rommrommrrmmrimmr 2s|f Exchange Bara Wheat . 2.68 | oa - 3 = AS ds .5|§ DRYDEN - oNT.B To a I: Peed Ofls .. ioe 14519 Home of Reglamre $3 2 2 = 8% Crushed Oats 1.85 id haa il 2 8 5 a S e 8 & 20's Rolled Oats ----em - 110 . W. W. French S.% Lot 12 6 171 $54.95 $6.99 $61.94 Patented 6s Rolled ORES oo moro meen 39 First Class Fred A. Mulholland S.% Lot 5 5 180 69.45 7.61 77.06 Patented MIS colARCO Re SHOE REPAIRING |W. L. Potter N.Pt. Lot 3 2 160 4L77 6.66 48.43 Patented get -1J. M Teets £3 Lot 10 6 160 41.77 6.66 48.43 Patented Mintohed, DOY PAS rose 2 T F. E. Wannacott N.% Lot 10 6 160 5495 6.99 6194 Unptd. Milk--Carnation, per tin --_...- 45 Gg cate arin ding {Locates) Toy Case 5,03 by the C. 0. Self N.% Lot 11 6 167 5495 699 61.94 Patented Coll OF), 39 Bulll vee 29 LATEST IMPROVED MACHINERY Dated at the Sheriff's Office at the JOHN W. HUMBLE, Sheriff, Sols Gols 0°10 100 oe oR EK the District of Ke the District of Kenem Corn Starch, per pkt ----._--.. _10 i. GREENHILL | Towno sonptn. fn rE Ne ne Te 9 Sugar, 100-1 meme - 8:95 All Orders Receive nove this 7th dey of November ; 11-1hs for ONE DOLLAR. PROMPT ATTENTION] --THAS i Prices Strictly Moderate All Teas which are marked 5 © No, 4, Duke St. Reduced to or mmr 08 i Salada Tea, per eevee. CE See # Good Bulk Tea, Special --_..---.. . Ey | Corn Syrup, 5-1b tin vee. A i GARDINER x Rogers' 5-10 tin meme ec fe % General Merchant, HAPPY NEW YEAR s Are Mingled With Our Sincere Thanks For Your Much Appreciated Business. We Look Forward to Again Serving You With High Grade Material and Workmanship during 1925. 5